It was built for a cool £81million a little over a decade ago and met with great fanfare - but now the future of Brittany Ferries' MV Armorique ... flagship vessel Bretagne, which sails out ...

The last of five brand new Brittany Ferries ships will go into service next ... April 18, replacing the MV Normandie on the Portsmouth to Caen route which carries over a million passengers a ...

Brittany Ferries said it was laying up two ships and ... the end of August which would entail two vessels - Armorique and Bretagne - being laid up to help reduce operating costs.

Brittany Ferries ... we share with Brittany Ferries, and we’re sure all of her passengers will be delighted with the experience she will deliver.” MV Saint Malo is due to replace MV Bretagne ...

A trip on a Brittany ... Bretagne, which sails out of the Solent in Portsmouth, is being tied up come September 7. Many passengers through the years have enjoyed memorable travels onboard MV ...

Passengers due to sail across the Channel with Brittany Ferries this week are being forced to make alternative plans after the company 'tied up' its entire fleet to prevent further wildcat strikes ...

Brittany Ferries chief executive ... under 22,000 passengers on the MV Armorique,” said Mr Mathieu. “But the service really took off when we launched Bretagne, our first super ferry in 1989.

The two 194.7 meter, 1,400-passenger LNG-hybrid ships will join the fleet in 2024 and 2025 replacing two of Brittany Ferries' longest-serving vessels, Bretagne (1989) and Normandie (1992).

Armorique will be rested from August 31, while Bretagne will be rested from September 7. Meanwhile, its Etretat vessel will not return to service. A spokeswoman said: “Brittany Ferries ...

The last of five brand new Brittany Ferries ships will go into service next ... as it replaces the oldest ship in the fleet, with the MV Normandie having been launched in 1992.

Brittany Ferries said it was laying up two ships and ... the end of August which would entail two vessels - Armorique and Bretagne - being laid up to help reduce operating costs.